



Ready for an incredible, can’t-stop-reminiscing-about-it week cruising Croatia’s incomparable islands? Yeah, we thought so. Do yourself a favour and go where the calm seas gently lap at the picturesque islands of the Dalmatian coast; where the food is as abundant as the sunshine; where your most memorable night out is in the depths of a beachside grotto, and where dressing like a pirate is totally the norm. The only problem is, you’ll never want to leave. #LifeChanged
Sail the scenic Croatian coastline
Visit UNESCO World Heritage-listed destinations Dubrovnik and Split
Visit Hvar Fortress (entrance not included)
Walking tour of Kor?ula Old Town
Minimum 36
Start time:
Meet at 11am in Split Harbour, Corner of Obala Lazareta and Obala kneza Domagoja
Finish time:
Approximately 9am in Split
Below is the address of the location where your trip starts.
Your Topdeck Sailing Rep will be waiting for you on your boat. Finding your boat will be difficult due to the large number of boats in the harbour – so keep an eye out for Katarina line staff, who will be able to direct you! They will be walking up and down the port in light blue branded T-shirts.
Your Trip Will Start Pick Up: Split Harbour @ 11:00 Obala Kneza Domagoja |
Your Trip Will Finish Drop Off: Split Harbour @ 09:00 Obala Kneza Domagoja |
Accommodation
We use a fleet of ‘A Category’, ‘A* Category’ and ‘A + Category’ boats during the summer, which all have en-suite cabins. The cabins can be ‘below deck’ or ‘on deck’ and are generally small as there is limited space on the boat – so please pack light.
If you are a solo traveller, you will always be sharing a twin room with someone of the same sex.
There will be electricity when the boat is sailing. At night, a generator may be used to ensure electricity is available overnight. To be safe, remember to charge your electronic devices when the boat is sailing. In peak season, please note that some ports may not have power.
All Croatia boat trips include daily buffet breakfasts and three-course lunches, as well as 1 litre of bottled water daily. On some trips, the crew may leave your water allowance in your cabin at the start of the trip.
A Category
Cabins are either ‘below deck’ or ‘on deck’. If you are in an ‘on deck’ cabin you may be on the main deck or on the top deck.
The cabins do not have air conditioning but most boats have air conditioning units in the communal areas, which may be put on for some time during the night.
If the weather gets extremely hot, the crew may provide fans for the boat.
A* Category
A* boats have the same features as A Category boats, with ‘below deck’ and ‘on deck’ cabins. Both communal areas and cabins have air conditioning.
A+ Category
On A+ boats you will experience a few more creature comforts with air-conditioned cabins, a full hot buffet breakfast and daily fresh fruit. There is plenty of deck space on the boat for lounging.
Boat Crew
Your sailboat will come with three or four Crew members, who will ensure your cruise is the highlight of your experience in Croatia. There will be a Captain, Deckhands and a Chef. The Captain is solely responsible for the boat while at sea, and it is important you heed their advice at all times for your own safety. All our Captains come from the area and have been sailing this coastline for many years, so rest assured that you’re in capable hands.
Milna, Croatia
BBQ dinner onboard: HRK 100
Kor?ula, Croatia
Village dinner experience: EUR 35
Dubrovnik, Croatia
Sea kayaking around the ancient City Walls of Dubrovnik: HRK 270
Game of Thrones tour: HRK 80
Mljet, Croatia
Captain’s dinner onboard: HRK 150
Visit Mljet National Park: HRK 115 - 130
Split, Croatia
Ziplining: HRK 400
All breakfasts and lunches are included on the boat (except breakfast on the first day and lunch on the last day). Evening meals are at your own expense, and you will find different options at each port or town you dock in.
You cannot bring your own drinks on board. All drinks, including water, are sold on the boat at reasonable prices. If you bring any alcohol on board, the Captain and Crew have the right to confiscate it. All passengers get 1 litre of bottled water a day included in the trip price.
If you have any dietary requirements we will make every effort to cater to your specific needs as long as you advise your travel agent or Customer Service Consultant when you book. Please be aware that it may not be possible to cater for every single dietary requirement, but we will always try our best to arrange it. However, we cannot cater for tastes or dislikes.
Your Topdeck crew never expect tips themselves and will not ask for any; that’s not what friends do! We also know how much tipping can cost you. So go ahead, spoil yourself with the money you will save by travelling with Topdeck (just don’t forget Mum’s souvenir).
Our travel app has landed! With a range of awesome features including a Currency Converter, Budget Tracker, Check-In tool and Social Timeline you can plan your trip like a pro. Think of it like your very own Topdeck Trip Leader, always on call with the latest info, weather, maps and city guides to give you the trip of a lifetime, all in the palm of your hand.
Please note: The Topdeck Travel App should only be downloaded once you have booked onto your trip. You will not be able to log in unless you have a Topdeck Booking Reference Number.
One of the best parts of travelling is experiencing the nightlife and entertainment each city has to offer. However, amidst the fun and excitement, it’s important to be aware of your surroundings and personal safety as well. Before you hit the road with us, it’s important to be aware of the following:
When you’re on a night out, remember to avoid walking alone, particularly through deserted areas like beaches and back streets. Always stick together, take a taxi where possible, and keep a note of your accommodation details so you can find your way back to your fellow Topdeckers if you become separated.
In some countries, alcoholic measures can be considerably larger than what you may be used to. Try to keep track of what you’re drinking, and if you see one of your trip mates looking a little worse for wear, take them back to your accommodation. Be cautious when accepting drinks from strangers and never leave your drink unattended.
It’s also important to be aware that what you might consider harmless flirting may be interpreted differently in some countries. Be yourself and have fun, but don’t be naïve, and be mindful of the signals you are sending out so that you don’t find yourself in an uncomfortable situation.